Dojo Training: Introduction to the Dojo Framework for Ajax Firefox 2 and/or Internet Explorer 6 or later with the Firebug plug-in installed 2 or later 1 7 3 dojo Our Dojo Training teaches attendees how to build powerful JavaScript Ajax applications using the Dojo Toolkit. Web development environment of your choice. The environment should support HTML, CSS, and JavaScript development. Some data-driven examples require a web server. Our default is to have attendees install JDK 1.5 or later with Apache Tomcat 5.5 or later. Experience with HTML and JavaScript Prior knowledge of CSS is helpful but not required. Understand Dojo's feature set and API design Master use of Dojo Core Learn how to manage events in the Dojo framework Use the Dijit module, including built-in widgets and custom widgets Discover how Dojo can make remote calls to server-side applications Learn how to debug Dojo applications Master advanced features of the Dojo framework Browser Programming Model JavaScript Programming Document Object Model, DOM Cascading Style Sheets, CSS XMLHttpRequest Object, XHR JavaScript Object Notation, JSON Overview of Dojo Base Namespace and Packaging Object Oriented Programming Events and Event Handling Working with the DOM Overview of Dojo Core Importing with dojo.require Strings, JSON and RegExp Backbutton and dojo.back Drag and Drop Visual Effects iFrames and dojo.i LessonTitle topic topic topic Advanced Events in Dojo AOP Using publish / subscribe Threads and dojo.deferred Dijit – Dojo Widget Module Declarative Programming and the Dojo Parser Form and Data Validation Layout Widgets Specialized Widget Dijit – Customizing Widgets Styling Widgets Extending Widgets Building Your Own Widgets Remoting in Dojo xhrGet and xhrPost Direct Web Remoting (DWR) Server Architecture Issues Dojo on the server side Datastores Writing Data Stores DWR Data Stores Debugging Dojo Apps Inspecting the DOM JavaScript Debugging JavaScript IDEs Dojo Logging Dojo Unit Testing with DOH Additional Topics Dojo Data Grid and client side Caching Security Comparison with YUI Comparison with GWT Projects Using Dojo Dojo Offline Storage DOJO Advanced Topics Dojo: Using the Dojo JavaScript Library to Build Ajax Applications